The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-17
BAYONFE BIBBLES.

DIR. and Mrs. Young, of Sixteenth street,
Bergen Point, will remove to Ferdham,
N. Y.
meeting of the Bayenne Teachers As
ociation will take place Wednesday after
neon in public school No. 2.
Misses Maggie and Laura Dudley, of
Stonington, o., are the guests of Mr.. aAd
Mrs. Williamm G. Blan chard, of Bergen
Pc Mt.
Under the superintendent, y of Capt. Ira
Beebe, of Avenue s, Sunday-school has
been organized by the Baptist Society of
Bergen Point
Washington. Postmaster-e James E.
Malloy, of the Bayonne post-ofice, has as
suned charge of his new duties.
Vice William II. Smith, resigned, the
members of Independent Fire Association,
Mahnken to be foreman OF the org4niza-
ticn.
In the posts headquarters at VOLTS
Hall, Bayonne proper, u regular encalsp-
ment of James n Van Busklrk Post, No.
100, g. A. R., will be held Tuesday even
ing.
A frame cot age to cost 81, 700 will be
erected on the sorner of Avenue d and
Twenty eighth street. Centreyllie, for Pa
trolman Arthur Cavanagh, of the city
police force.
Cards have been issued announcing the
engagement of Miss Sarah A. Paradine,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Paradine
of Bergen Point, to Mr.. Charles L. Roose-
welt of Connecticut.
The fRal business r.eeting of tHb retir-
ing Board of Education will be held to-
morrow evening. The retiring Board of
Councilmen viii hold it's last business ses-
sion Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John 81. Burns. a well-known resi-
dent and business man of the Centreville
section, is in Europe. He expects to re-
turn from his visit to his former home
about the first of June.
special series of discourses on the sub
ject, ..Why Should l Go to Church 2" are
being delivered by Rev. Henry W. +.
Jones, pastor of the FIRST Presbyt rian
Church, of Bergen Point
Rev. James F. Riggs, pastor of the Ber-
gen Point Reformed Church, will preach
this evening on sProphecy," the subject
being the nineteenth of b s special course
Of Sunday evening sermons.
Mr.. Thomas 3. Brown, of Plainfeld, n.
j., will lead the services of song to be held
every Tuesday evening by the Baptist So
ciety of Bergen Point in the Third German
Church on Avenue L.
In the Third GERMANY Reformed
Church, on Avenue 4, services will be held
this morning under the direction of the
Baptist Society of Bergen Point Rev.
Frank J. Goodwin, of New York city, will
officiat 9.
For Mrs. G. Schatzle three-story frame
building, for stores and dwellings, is to be
erected on the easterly side of Avenue D,
between TWENTY sixth and
Twenty seventh streets, at cost of 81 600.
The Dimensions of the structure will be
25x50 feet.
Arrangements for another entertainment
to be given under the auspices of the or
ganization are being made by the members
of the Young Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian Church, of Bergen
Point. A meeting of the society was held
Mondey evening last at the residence of
Miss Edith I. Ramage, of Avenue I.
At the residence of Mr.. g. O. Collyer. of
Oakland avenue, Bayonne proper, very
social reception Was held Tues
Young Peoples Association, of the Matte
son NJ. E. Church. The principal feature
of the gath ering was the recitation by
every person present of quota ton fron
Relative to the death of the late James
w. Trask, resolutions Of regret. coincidence
and sympathy have been passed by the
Boards of Directors of Bayonne Mutual
Building and Loan Association No 1, and
Bayonne Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ociation No. 2, Mr.. Trask was president of
the former and director of the latter Or
G AnizatioR.
About sixty of the residents of Bayonne
proper have organized the Bayonne Ath-
lstic Club for the purpose of increasing the
interest take in outdoor sports in that sac
ton. At the next meeting of the club to
be held on Thursday evening, the 21st in
slant, at the residence of the president, a
constitution and bylaws for the govern
ment of the organization will be submitted
by Principal Philip G. Vroom. of School
No 2. The officers of the club are as fol-
lows: President. Rev. Charles Allen; vice
pr ssldent, John Il. Collins; secretary, John
Mcguire; treasurer, George Chnstie
Detachments from the Irish Volunteers,
Emmett Guards and Hibernia Rifles were
in attendance In full uniform at the fourth
annual bali of Company A, Alliance Guards,
held Monday evening in Rrady's Hall, at
Bergen Point. The event was managed by
a floor committee consisting of M5ssrs. j.
Murray, D. Kelley, NJ. Gallagher and J.
Quinn, and a reception committee
composed of Messrs. j. Ellsworth, J
Harmon, D. Driscoll, J. Callahan and p.
MeGrath. John J. Reilly was ioor mana.
ger and Charles Laughee was his assistant.
The representation in the Republican
City Executive Committee is as follows
First Ward, Messrs. Charles I. Mum, r.
n. Ten Brock, Wilson J. Haver, Henry A.
Wheeler and Charles Z. Annett; Second
Ward. Messrs. Charles A. Woodruff, VIM.
I. Ellison, Lytle Wiggan, Alphonso s. o.
hornn and VIM O Ear. Third Ward